Vote now for favorite Summer Fun photo
Scooter enjoying another beautiful day in Colorado.
Ann Driggers |
There is nothing better than a good hike on the Grand Mesa with your loved ones. This picture was taken after reaching the top ridge on the Crag Crest
Stella Poulton |
Trail.
Polly Hilleke |
Six-year-old Dax and his and dad, Tommy enjoying the river.
Sarah Lewis |
Surfboard shaped rock balanced on other lake-front rocks located at Thomas Lakes by Sopris Mountain Summit in Carbondale, Colorado.
Polly Hilleke |
An 8-week-old puppy,
Debbie Pain |
April's first time at the beach. She loves playing in the sand and splashing in the water at Rifle Gap.
Eddy Cotton |
A beautiful sunrise at the base of Mount Sopris this summer.
Ann Driggers |
A group of people hiked with their packrafts to paddle at Snowmass Lake this summer.
Vickie Zang |
A little boy enjoying the Garifield Country Air Show.
April Enzer |
Two kids climbing on the cottonwoods near the Roaring Fork River.
Jon Phillips |
A boy enjoying Mesa Lake.
Anne Loreson |
Seven-year-old Jack (left) hiked up Mount Sopris with his teo friends for the first time this summer. It was a challenging hike met with a fear of heights, but he did it!
Polly Hilleke |
A double rainbow.
Tyana Barnicoat |
Guinness soaking up the rays at his favorite Colorado "beach" Twin Lakes.
Molly Brinkmann |
Cooper the black lab couldn't resist jumping into the lake on his hike to Thomas Lakes.
Jana Miller |
The girl above enjoys a day of ziplining. She loves twirling around and going upside down.
Nayda Williams |
Help pick the winners in our Summer Fun photo contest.
You can vote until Sept. 20 at this link: http://tinyurl.com/SummerFunVote.
Winners will be based on the decision of three judges. One judge will be the overall popular vote with two additional judges from the Post Independent.
First prize is a $500 gift certificate to Summit Canyon Mountaineering; second is a $200 certificate; third is a $100 certificate.
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